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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF TEE GESERAL
ASSEMBLY.

CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF TEE GESERAL
ASSEMBLY.
CHICAGO, June 2.-At the evening ses-
sion Of the Cnited Presbyterian Gamer
al Assembly an attempt was made to
reopen the instrumental music ques
ten, bot q series Of resolutions offered
by Rev. DR.. Carson 10 this end were LAID
on the table. A resolution offered By
DIR. Carson. shat IL IL ever desirable
tnat this difficulty should be, II possible,
speedily and satisfactorily settled" !"
vas, howeveF, adopted.
The Committee on Bibles and Over
fures reported relative to . memorial
looking to q union With the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, recommending
the appointment of q committee Of SIX
TO confer with 3 similar committee sF-
pointed BY the Reformed Presbyterian
synod now meeting Ia NevbuFR, and
that . delegate be appointed 20 pEoeeed
forthwith TO carry fratefual grestinRs
to The Reformed Presbyterian Synod
and 10 report. The report vas adopted.
and delegate vas appointed.
Delegates we're also appointed to the
Synod of the Reformed Church Of
America, and the uext General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian CaurcA. 10 be
held In Phiiadeipkia in NAV, 1883.
After q few remarks by the hedera
ter. be closed toe Assembly and called
another TO meet IN Cedar Rapids. lows,
on the fourth wednesday Of May, 1883
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A RuLISo WHICH WILL FACILITATE THEIR
ENTRANCE.

ROLLING WHICH WILL FACILITATE THEIR
ENTRANCE.
WAsHISGroS, June 2.-InformatioR
has been received at the Treasury De
partmRnt that its recent circulars for
bidding the admission OF teams of work
animals for temporary use on the fron
tier will seriously affect the immigration
Of farmers from adjacent Canadian ter
ritory. Ii Ia represented that the prsc
tice has been for farmers desiring TO
settle in this country to bond such of
their teams and tackle for breaking
groupd, erecting houses, planting, etc.
TIE farmers then return to Canada IN
the fall to dispose Of their crops and
property in that country, and subse-
qaeutly come back to the United States
With their families and effects as immi-
grants.
Assistant Secretary Maynard hiss in
structed Collectors of Customs to dis
continue bonding their teams and We
hicIes en- the first arrival, and in lieu
thereof to allow persons from Canada.
who produce satisfactory proofs to show
that they are bone giie immigrants, to
bring with them, when first arriving to
take up farms, their teams, tackle, ETC..
free Of entry, and also on their return
from Canada With their families, to ad-
NIT free OF duty their teams, tackle,
etc., and thus sceord them full pFivi-
lsRes under the Law, the several arrivals
IN sueh cases being considered as con-
tinuona acts Of immigration.
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SIERRA LEONE.

ATTACK OF NATIVES UPON TIE FRENCH
AND ENoLTsH SETTLEMENTS.
LONDON, June 2-Adviees from Sierra
Lsone say that native warriors, under
three chiefs, invaded the British settle
ments Of Sherbro and Sultyns, piliaginR
asd burning the villages en- route, tor
turing and killing the natives and ia
habitants and taking GOO prisoners. On
entering British territory the marauders
divided into two forces and tried TO cap
tuFe the French factory At Sulymot and
the English factory on the Wanoh river,
beth of which we're stored with valuable
merchandise. Barnet, the E0Rlish agent,
at the head Of the native lasoFers aud
police, desperately resisted the savaees,
Who we're compelled to retire after three
attempts, leaving many Of their number
dead. They beseioed the station, how
ever, for four days, when the gunboai
IcArious arrived on the scene and landed
q force Of marines, who quickly pat the
savaees to fight. The attaches Of the
French factory repulsed the attack upon
them when invaded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03
Marvin Hughitt Elected
President Of the Chicago
& Northwestern.
CANADIAN IMMIeRaHTs.
Closing Proceedings OF the
General Assembly Of the
United Presbyterians.
Frsneh Polities-The Prize RinE-Paais
In Q Chareh-InternationaI Sunday
sekeoI conventien-Inhospltable
Treatment Of japanese
Mexican Pension Claims.
epl.RNpEp woRx OF rHr rHrsrI.u =

SPLENDID WORK OF THE THTHTLR.
LoxDos. June IA race under the
auspices Of the New Thames Yaeha
Club, took place today. The course
was the same as in yesterdays race,
from Tower Hope to Mouse light ship
and return, q distance Of flfty miles.
The start vas made at l0s55 in tbs fol
loWing order: Genesta, Sybel, Sle1th
Hound, Wendur, Thistle, Neptune, Irex
and Foxhound. The Genesta and the
sybel we're called back for going over
the line before the gun was fred.
AZ Thames head, the Thistle was we'll
away. followed by the WenduF, Irsx,
Neptune and Foxhound. From here
close hauled they lay down past More.
All carried iib, foFesaii, mai nsail and
square headed topsails. With the excep-
tion Of the Thistle. which had only lib
head and topeails. The Irex. on
passing the WenduF. took down her
topsails. After getting around the
liRhtship spinnakels, bigger topsails and
iib topsails were set, and all came
along home at q tremendous pace,
finishing in the following order:
Thistle, 4:43; Irsx, 4:52; WenduF, 4:59;
Neptune, $40, and Foxhound, 5:44.
TIE Thistle turned Mouse lieht-ship
at 2:1S, plouRhing through q heavy sea
with the greatest Of eass and simply fly-
ing along, close hauled. Today's per
formance confitms the universal opin-
ion of the Thistle's splendid capacity.
Some experienced English yaehlsmen
say that she ia the finest racing yacht
float. The Wendur takes first prize.
The Thistle, which vas also first, takes
drsi place under the time slloWahcs.
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TmK PRIKE mTxG.

Jozx kxAe1x KNOCKS cUT goHxxT YILxs.
CzIcaao. June Il third attempt 10
esrFy Sas Ihs EisSs h2ht between JoInny
Files, OF ChicaGo, aud John Reagan, Of
Brooklyn. for 81. 100 IN stakes and gate
receipss Snd bets Of s. 600 side, which
ina pezfiisss made between theEsslvea.
yes soceeaafni early teis maRntrz. The
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sENAroR sHKRMAk.
he Ids A BBILLILST RECEPTION AT


he II Ids A BBrLLTAST RECEPTION AT
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. jane 2.-SeustoF SheFmsn
held brilliant reception in tie paFloF
Of the Grand Paci6c Hotel tonight.
About 1000 persons we're present during
the evening, Who wished an opportunity
to meet senator Sherman personally.
For each be had q pleasant word and q
hand shake. Many prsmineHt people
we're in attendance. When the Sena-
ter withdrew from the eroud, be Was
pursued to his room by . small army OF
newspaper men. He said be vas going
strsighI TO bis home In Mansfield, there
90 spend the Sumner quietly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03
SEATTLE, W. T.. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1887.

men fonRht for nearly three hours on .
daDcinR psvilion. shiFty miles 40 tha
Hudson River. and Reagan won by q
knock out hlow on FIles' Jaw in the
forty fourth round. Aboas loo spscts-
tors were present. Both men fauRht
cooliv and carefallv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

MARVIN HUGHTIT ELECTED PRESIDENT o.
THK RNTIRE SYSTEM.

AAANAN hLGaAAA EAAECAED EREHADEaI OE
TIE RNTIRE SYSTEM.
CHICAGO, June 2.-The annual meet
ing OF the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad was held here today. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Albert
Keep, Chairman of the Board Of DiFec
tors; Marvin Hu0hitt, President; N. l..
Sykes. Vice President; Directors and
officers for the various branch Offices
we're also elected, Mr.. Hughitt being
chosen President of all the lines.
The report of earnings. etc., for the
fiscal year ending May 3Ist, was sub
mitted as follows: Gross earnings $685.
2.039. operating aud other expenses
$20.273 l3S. net earnings x608S. 90l; div
idends for the year, including lA per
cent on preferred and 8 per oent on
common stock, $3.444, ,504; surplus, 81
$50 397.
Ihe election Of Mr. Hughitt to sue
oeed the retiring president, Keep, was
net unexpected and is net believed to
berala any change in the policy Of the
road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03
FRESCa POLITICS.


PAHIs, Jane Ain tie Dspaties today.
Blsoop Freppel moved that the dsbsts
on she army hili be postponed until she
next session. Premier R0avier de-
elined. He said the 0sEsRnnens intend.
I'd 10 maintain the nsas1res OF neces-
sity 10 ths interest. and for the honor
Of, the coaEtry. The motion vas re
5ected.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
~ rax RAsx~mET 90 rKn
Merchants National Bank.

AND yAICABLES.
- GSsanS aaa pARcKIS q al kinds re-
cefv@t fcg sAse kesE.ag and storage
sAfes an1 Drrasit Rexas n HuR5IAR
vAUIT re4ts6 At trum g % So per al
nurr. accoEatzg % ssHc. uys
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Bosrox, Jane "a Butlsr Club was
formed here today. General Batter
vas sent for. and in a brief speech
thanked the members for their exoFss-
sionsof good viii, and said be Sas With
them. de could not sse any Political
Geld for them. he bad no lntestion,
be said. OF enter ne politics again unless
an emefgsney should demAud IT,
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ParnrII In Ianaan

Loxpos, Jane 2-Parusli return
ed 70 Laadon much iuprovsd By bis
seiouTn 81 the seaside. lie has sum
ua0ned q meeting Of bis party for Mon
dsy 10 discuss farther amendments 70
the EeeFat9u BILL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

CaIaUAHrA Mex, jane "A ter
rihle panic prevailed here yesterday AZ
tsFuoon IN the Caiholie Cathedral.
czrsed hg The fAlliag OF candle and
ssstius IRE to one of the sltsEs. Ths
dsy being q Fslisio7s holiday, the
church Vas crowded TO gvertowirg.
pFinsipailY with women and e1ilegsB-
a sight OF tie smoke tie crowd beeams
frantic, and the nsuAl scenes Of terror
stricken, ssraRRsing mass Of humanity
fsilowee. Several ehil3rsk we're killed
and qnifs 3 BambeE Of women we're Ia-
jared
The EaieEnEiioHzi kanday sehSal Cea'
vEmfto@.
CHICAGO. Taze 2.-Tha days bosiaesa
at the Intern4tiSnsl Sunday Ssb0ol Cen
vsntson vas opened ~ Q Fesoln&ion 70
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CRIeAao, jane AT a meeting be-
tween Eiuard HAnlon and ]. A. Sc.
John in the later OceaA office this morn
ing, another race vas arranged be-
tween HAnlon and GaudAur over the
same course on Jnly 23l. The stakes
are 1000 a side bnt mag be raised 10
k2 so il Hanlon desires,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

HAmBUR0. Jaoe 2.-Tbe steamer An
nis, from Nsw Orleans, reported 20
hsy- been blnsi daring tbs Fscsnt
s9tf lRgation. was not burneds bat heF
cargo, snieh vas stored IN 3 pier shed.
vas DESTROYED.
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LoEDox, jane The Times says; "is
is safe 20 say that the abilities Of the
Thistle have not yet been Displayed
There ~ certainly boPsfui chance that
ste will yin back the Americas cup.
she had yesterday strong contiugsnt
of Easd extra maa.
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PFsaeesien seatlmenl in spaiR.

PrsaeefIsn seatimena in spaiR.
MADzfD. jane "A strong pr0tsosion
uavemsns u sevslopinQ IN SPAN. ssna-
tors and dsputiss rrpreseniing she farm
ing and Misunderstanding distrlctss and
men af al parties are urginR TIE gov.
emmett 60 take early steps 10 pass .
Iaw laoktne 70 tue pFotectssn of native
industries By imposing higher duties on
foreiau cereals and eastis.
Ta be the Gaeaas 81 eoEeKnor Hiii.
Nxw YoEx, Jane "a special from
AlbszY Gays fazg Presi4s1t Cisvaiana
ana wsle. IL - zoR d-anltsly kn9wn.
vii Be TIE Rossss Of Governor Hill ~
the new EsscGtsvs Manson upou theis
rpsuYn from tbs AdiFoEdssk wilder
ness. Il is % aaht that the PfesideAt
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LoNDos. June 2.-MF. Gladstons has
started for Wales, where be will deliver
several addresses IN favor Of home rule
for IfelAEd,
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BEBLN. J1ns 2.-EmperOF William,
accompanied by Prince William and
Prince Leopold, arrived az Kiel today
and we're welcomed With greatest
enthusiasm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

sAA FAsScisco, Jane z--Ths Abbys-
siuia, toe afst steamer Of the Canadian
Pacifs Steamship Line fos China and
japan, wiii lssys V2nc5uvaF on tbs 20Gh
instant. she will be followed at later
walls Of about a month bY the PRFthia
aud tie Batavia, wsli known - old
C1nardsrs. Tue sieAmars Of The Paeiao
Coast Steamship Company leaving here
on FRI lay wIll make egose csnnsesfon
win tssss ale&9sEs. ID ia expected
that these nsw steamers will mAke tha
trip sef9ss toe Pacias 10 thiEteen days.
Tha Aoyss rta lsft YokohAmA for Vie
toris 90 the 39Ih ultine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

PrTTsBURa. JuAe 2.-The officials OF
tue AmaRamated Association Of Iron
aRd Steel Workers are busy preparing
for Their annual convention and wage
conference next week. The woEkmen
have decided 30 ask for an advance In
wages Of 10 per cent, or 80 cents pei
ton. of an increase over preseat wages.
The manufacturers claim that the con
dition of trade does not warrant an il
crease on this scale, while the workmen
hold that the good times OF last year
and the pro peets Of the faturs fully
justify On advar ee,
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PEsTH. jane 2-Toe aOoes in Han
gary are sab4iciBg. Large tracts of
land are still ssbmsrged, hOwevsf. The
losses BY tbs destruction Of crops has
bAen epnrrnsas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

WASHINGTON, jane 2-The statement
prepared at the Treasury Department
shows that there was n net decrease Of
k4.47l, 800 In the circulation during the
month ef Nav, and a net increase Of
SIC. $50, ,7s9 10 the cash Ia the Treasury
during the same period The coinage
Of the mints daring May amounted 10
81. .S02 .5T5. OF which 81 900, 900 were In
standard silver doliara.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-12-29
TIE DAILY BULLETIN

sprlnted and published at the office,
ueen Street, Honolulu, II. l., every
afternoon Sundays excepted).
Subscription, so cents per Month.
Address all Communications DAILY
BULLETIN.
Advertisements, tc ensure insertion,
should be handed in before one O'CLOCK
z.
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WAS. .Bsals-shipping Reporter & Collector
las. G. CLEvI0R,-Manaser.
Bulletin Steam Printing Office.
Newspaper, Book and Job Printing OF
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Professionals.
M. THOMPSON,
Attorney-nt-La
Office In Campbell's Block, Cor. Fort &
Merchant St., Honolulu, H. l.
PRACTICES IN THE COURTS.

tE- When desired, will give the law in
a written opinion, as to the probable re-
suit of the contention upon the facts
stated. l6sSly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23

Give Ne this day"
Life broaght her nothing men call Rosd,
Mons OF tts brightest or its best
Bot sorrow broke hsr solitude,
And anguish sought her patient
breast.
Yet, through 10 all, her faith was str eng,
And strongest when most dark her lot;
She knew that pesoe Vas hers ere long,
Where soFrsw dies and tears are not.
So, with elAspsd hands and beaded
head,
Her lips could say,
Give us this day
Oar daily bread"
She climbed the weary bill Of life,
With feet unaided aud unshod
(Save by Gods grace. and constant
strife
Attended every step she trod.
Yet, through the gloom these shadows
made.
A light about Der feet was cast,
And lifting mp her voics she laid
Her lead, where loads mast came at
last.
Hencs, these poor lips 90 ssAntly fed,
10 faith coald say,
Give us this day
Oar daily bread
%.E. B. WsliasfoH n tAs Q,iser.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23
PERsaNs ANn THINGS

Lord Randolph Churchill ls expected to
land In Castle Garden on or about the LIST
Of May.
A mitrAIIlease IL being tried In the Aus
TRAN army which will hre 100 bullets in
ninety seconds.
A Madrid scholar Senior CarullA. who
has been for many years at work on n
rythmlcAl version OF the Bible, has lust
completed his text The work contains
80, 900 verses.
Miss Mary A. Mvsrmore proves that
state Dent thst there are now ~ vocA.
tiens open 20 women. as against seven AZ
the beginning Of the century.
There are few editors Of either sex who
stick more closely 10 their desks than
Miss Mary l.. t3ooth. OF HarpeFs b Kaar
She has been the editor Of the periodical
from the day OF ita foundation. nineteen
years ago.
The Christian Union sAys: Many dwell
ars ON tho Pacific Coast are aakiRg that a
bounty - put on seals because they Are
% terribly destructive 70 salmon. They
rob May OF the nets OF every nsh. killing
them In mere Wantonness.
A new departure in the ways % women
10 the formation OF q IRE brigade. One
thousand giria employed Ia . Liverpool
cigar factory are wall ofiioercd and drilled
aud ~ q recent hiaae In che factory tanned
out TO . man- and did most ole stive
work in snhauing the flames.
MY dear, said the husband 20 the wife
before the glass. I'm ashamed 70 see you
put all that rcd stuff on your ehecka.-
"oh. dOnf worry about that. Ahe replied
sWectly. '-tt matches the color on your
nose admirably, and harmony IL what
makes the marriage relation IDEAL
Washington Critic
Nebraska Deacon 10 ministerl-Th There
l. considerable talk Of putting pennies In
circulation. - many think We ought TO
have . smaller Gotta than . nickel Min.
tsfer l. that the sense - the business
eummnnityi neacna-t know very little
about the business community. bat IL
seems 70 b the sense Of the congregation
View YORK sun.
Michigan l. proud Of Miss Alice r. Jor-
aAn. the younk Waman who took the de-
gree q LIZ n a. Yale last June. she q
but = years old, 70 The nrst aRd enly
woman ever graduated fron Yale. was
two years 40 admitted % practice
law IN the CirCuit Ccurts and has noN
been admitted 70 practics In the Superior
Court
Tho Ianrssl Rritish garrison II any s;A.
iioa outside Of the United Kingtsn i a.
Malta Ana consists a present Of so Of
ncers and men. Gibraltar comes next
with $50 Bgt Gibraltar Is q nach
smaller Plsoc thAn Malta. and soldiers
there arr a6out - thick - Eailcfs on q
man a Nar. The total uum hcF Of Rritish
trcops In kgypi - unly sssl In Cape
Colany and NAiAl there are EsAi cficcrs
ana men. liiA ~ HolEkonE, iAis IN tie
Straits setticuacnts; and a.. ~ Halifax.
y. :. As rule the caioniss DO net pay
anything toward the cost % the trt,ora
| prov idsd for their defenss. fhere an
exucPtt0na however. HcBEkore uays a
Enhsidy a. - s0 Ceyion -. a8 ard
Malta S1sa. MAariiislS whose saFrisan
I oaiy nsm acrs "a rAys elA 40 cut % the
/ $50 40 whlcA IRE <arrieeE costs Annuaily
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23

Maurice BsFnhasdt. q son Of The "di-
vine BaFah.T has been Distinguishing
himself In Nov YORK. He h an sx-
psn IN The Rrsnob style Of boxing
whish 4 known - LasaFstte. and
which eonsisis IN the regular boxing
With kicking thr0vn in. A sbort time
aGo be Engaged In . contest Of this SORT
With "a unknown antagonist 81 fash.
iosAbis Esw York elab. The sontess
was desldedly novel and 70 indRs from
accounts remarkably brutal Young
BeEnhsfdt ssoesedsd after . Desperate
struggle 10 defeating bis antagonist 10
whOm be gave the finishing blow By
Isaping into the air and planting both
fest against bis opponsat's chest. Il
wss Fnnorsd that the young eosqueFeF
voaId ehallsnes Sullivan, bat the Fu-
NOR lacks confirmation Possibly the
exsmpls Of the mother has not been eu-
tfreiy withsu, eject 10 developing the
pugnaeious disposition Of the son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-23

Ever since The magma chaFta secured
10 the people Of England the right TO a
trial BY . iary Of their peers. the Jury
system has been regarded a. the bal.
wark Of civil and industrial liberty.
Oar ancestors bFouRht With them from
The mother country q reverence for The
system that has been handed down from
Genaraiion 70 generation and has
strengthened rather than Diminished
with ace. That the idea underlying the
system is SQUAD 20 one doubts. But
there are many Who claim, with an ap-
peaFanoe Of plausihility, that. although
The sysism is good 10 theory. 10 10 q
lameniable failure In practice. Case
after ease l. cited where Justice has
miscarried or been thvarted By the
igneFanoe. pseiadiee sr actual dishon-
esty Of the jury. Oar criminal annals
are rsplese with instances Of the aeqait.
tal Of men known 30 be guilty of
heinous ofeasea. or the discharge Of
men aftss repeated failures Of iuries to
agree. Nor indeed are instances want
ina Of ths conviction and Punishment
OF men Who we're subsequently, proven
Innocent. In civil cases, IL l. claimed.
the reasons against trial BY iaFy are
even more potent. II IL absurd, say
0pponents Of the system. 10 snlFuss 10
The Judgment OF twelve men Of only
ordinary intelligence. and with little or
ne knowledea Of legal principles, the
decision Of cases complicated In detail
and involving thousands % dollars AS
we'll" they say ASK = calf tO-solvs a
esOmesrieal problem and sHpeos . cor.
FsOt solution, a. 70 ask an average iary
10 decide an involved and complicated
lawsuit"
II must be admitted thai thsae argo-
mants Of the men who de1ounce trial BY
Jury - q travtsiy upon justice. are not
wholly without force. The moss ardent
supporter Of the system woald not co.,
tend that u Is faaltless OF thai mistakes
are not oftentimes made. Ibess is no
doabs bat thai mistakes are made. aud
seFiOus ones ~ that But uhile in this
case, ~ In many others. Il is sssy 10 tear
down, and is extremely aiaisait ~ eoH
struct. The emily substitute that has
been suggested fos the iary system. IL .
trial BY The soart. THIS plan neoessi
tates making JadSSs Hos ouiy rsspon.
sihle for a oorreci Interpretation q The
Law, bai Alse for = ooFreot deteguinA.
Zion Of all Disputed questions q fact.
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